Reorganization plan announced by Tar Heel Triad Girl Scout head
Tar Heel Triad Girl Scout Council announces staff reorganization after rising costs and limited United Fund support. Central services cut while field, program, and camping services merge. key roles shift to Miss Maxine Dowell and Mrs. Jack Grist. Executive director Miss Martha Auten remains.
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Tar Heel Triad Girl Scout Council Inc
Blair Daily
Tarheel Triad Girl Scout Council
United Funds
Bing
Maxine Dowell
Clemmons
Jack Grist
Greensboro
John T. Ruffing
Cookie Sales
Martha D. Auten
Planning Health Program Guides for Homemakers Club
Mrs. Rosa Winchester presented a program titled Medical Expenditures and the Family Pocketbook at Foxwoode Meadows Homemakers Club. She outlined guides for planning a health assurance program and discussed basic protections in health insurance. The group voted to assist a needy High Point family and a Greensboro workshop on Feb 9-10 will offer a nursery at the Agricultural Building. Next meeting is Feb 23 at 7 30 p m.
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Rosa Winchester
Foxwoode Meadows Homemakers Club
Jack Jenkins
Winchester
Golding
Police Department
Plant Show Is Planned In Charlotte At Merchandise Mart
Mrs. A. W. Haynes of Steele Creek plans a spring show featuring her geraniums ferns and ivies at the Southern Living Show February 20 to 28. She debuts a star leaf narrigated ivy geranium and handmade wooden baskets. Her hobby grown operation includes three greenhouses and a potting shed with plants sold at Country Market. The show is co sponsored by the Charlotte Observer and Southern Living with hours 10 am to 9 30 pm weekdays and Saturdays and noon to 6 pm Sunday. Advanced tickets are available through Southeastern Shows Inc. in the Charlotte Merchandise Mart.
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Charlotte
A. W. Haynes
Steele Creek
The
Charlotte Observer
Southern Living Magazine
Southeastern Shows, Inc
Charlotte Merchandise Mart
Yarbrough Clifte Pair Exchanges Vows
ABSECON New Jersey January 19 at 2 15 p m the wedding of Gabrielle E Cliffe daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Cliffe and Randall A Yarbrough son of Mr and Mrs Alpheus Yarbrough of High Point North Carolina took place at First Baptist Church Ballston Spa New York Dr Nelson Elliott officiated The bride wore a short white diamond knit dress and yellow Sweetheart roses in her corsage Attendant Cindy Eggleston wore a green crepe dress Best man was Glenn Eggleston after the ceremony the couple were entertained at the Eggleston home They plan to reside on Mechanic Street Ballston Spa and Mr Yarbrough will continue in the U S Navy.
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Absecon, N.J
Gabrielle E. Cliffe
James E. Cliffe
Randall A. Yarbrough
Alpheus Yarbrough
High Point
N.C
First Baptist Church
Ballston Spa
N. Y
Nelson Elliott
Cindy Eggleston
Glenn Eggleston
Oakcrest High School
New Jersey
Spencer Gifts
Mr. Yarbrough
High Point Central High School
U. S. Navy
Eggleston
Mechanic Street
Ballston, Spa
Tips For Chairmen
The women’s department sets reporting rules to speed up news. Copy must arrive by Thursday noon for Sunday edition. Follow-ups due by 8 30 a m the day after meetings. Typewritten reports preferred. sign with contact number. Reporters use married names. Photographs limited and scheduled days ahead.
Book League Hears Miss Carter Review of Journey for Joedel
Miss Marcella Carter head librarian at High Point College reviews Guy Owens novel Journey for Joedel for the Book League at the High Point Arts Council building. The story follows Joedel a white sharecropper youth in Robeson County and his harsh tobacco era world with family pride, illness, and a blown appetite for respect amid poverty.
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Maebel Campbell
Marcella Carter
The
Book League
Miss Carter
High Point College
Guy
Mr. Owen
North Carolina
Robeson County
Jonathan Daniel
Jodel
N. C
Joedel
Clinton
Captain Jim
Clint Shaw
Clint
Secretaries Hear Talk By High Point Public Works Chief
Carl D. Wills, director of public works for High Point, spoke to the Furniture City Chapter of the National Secretaries Association at the Sheraton Hotel. He cited a 4 million dollar departmental budget and outlined sanitation streets janitorial cemetery and engineering duties while noting back yard and twice weekly garbage pickup and a top 10 Clean City Award. He described 310 miles of streets maintenance and invited questions. The group announced an office etiquette course February 15 16 at Top of the Mart and an FSA program at Ledford School beginning February 7:30 p.m.
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Carl D. Wills
City of
High Point
Furniture City
National Secretaries Assn
Int
Sheraton Hotel
Wills
Public Works Department
United States
Ways and Means
Carol Floyd
Libby Stone
Charlotte
Carolyn G. Stout
CPS
Ledford School
History of Dress Discussed at Epsilon Zeta meeting
Mrs. Bud Lamb spoke on The History and Art of Dress at the Epsilon Zeta Sorority meeting held at Mrs. Randy Grissom’s home. She traced dress from primitive times to modern styles noting protection decoration and modesty as key needs and highlighting influences from royalty and Coco Chanel.
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Bud Lamb
Epsilon Zeta Sorority
Randy Grissom
Mock Fashion Show Feature Of Meeting At Elks Lodge
The auxiliary to Elks Lodge 155 staged a mock fashion show during a Tuesday meeting at the Elks Home on North Elm Street with Mrs. Max Aldridge as narrator. Models included Mrs. Jack Smith Mrs. John Ward Jr. and others. A social hour followed and the next meeting is scheduled for February 23 at 8 p m at the Elks Home.
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Elks Lodge 155
Elks
North Elm Street
Max Aldridge
Jack Smith
John Ward Jr
Ed Klopfer
Mike Schneider
Jack Weatherman
Tom Freeman
Ken Carpenter
Howard Lowe
Bob Hagg
Peggy Thomas
Elks’ Home
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Woman's Editor
High Point Area
Yarbrough-Clifte
Woman's Department
Club
John Doe
Mary Doe
High Point Arts Council
N. Main Street
Mr. Wills
Coco Channel
Jacelyn Kennedy
Elizabeth Ann Carter
Mark Allen Brown
James Clifford Brown
Enterprise
Ada’s Shop
N. Main St
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